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Old 02-06-2005, 17:44   #24
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Re: Connection problems

I'm not quite clear on your network setup. Can I confirm that you have:

Modem > one cable connecting directly between > Router
then:
one cable from router into PC1 (host - the working one),
one cable from router into PC2 ("client" the non working one)

and not:

Modem > cable > PC1 (host)
then
cable from PC1 into router
then
cable from router into PC2 (client)
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